Menthol solution 1%

Author: Prof. Dr. med. Peter Altmeyer

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Last updated on: 29.10.2020

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Menthol 1,0
isopropanol 70% of ad 100,0

Apply menthol solution 2-3 times/day to the itchy skin areas. Contains alcohol and burns on open areas!

Usage period: 2 yearsEntries

in which this prescription is mentioned:

  • Brake biteEcho virus infectionFlea biteMosquito biteMentholMenthol solution
  • 1%Notalgia
  • paraestheticaPruritus
  • , brachioradial pulicosisX-ray urticariaButterfly dermatitisUrticaria
  • , acuteUrticaria
  • , cholinergicUrticaria
  • , chronicUrticaria vasculitisWarm urticaria

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